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Fort Myers Beach
Anne’s Beach, Islamorada
Atlantic Beach
De Soto National Memorial Park (Bradenton)
Davis Island Dog Beach (Tampa)
Honeymoon Island State Park Dog Beach (Dunedin)
Flagler Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Hollywood
Canova Beach Park (Indialantic)
Walton Rocks Dog Beach (Jensen Beach)
Jupiter
Hobie Island Beach Park (Key Biscayne)
Clarence S. Higgs Memorial Beach Park (Key West)
Haulover Beach Park (Miami Beach)
Smyrna Dunes Park (New Smyrna Beach)
Dog Beach at Pier Park (Panama City)
Bayview Dog Park and Beach (Pensacola)
Lighthouse Point Park (Ponce Inlet)
Gulfside Beach (aka Algiers Beach) (Sanibel)
Fort De Soto Park (Tierra Verde)
Brohard Paw Park (Venice)
Vero Beach Dog Park
- Encompassing 1,350 miles of coastline on the Atlantic coast, the Gulf of Mexico, and many barrier islands, Florida is beach heaven.
- Almost every part of the state has at least a piece of beach where dogs are allowed, although on many they must be on a leash.
- Some beaches have a fenced area where dogs can run, and there are also some magnificent beaches where dogs can splash and roam off leash with their owners and truly enjoy freedom.
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